From the glittery breeze of Summer Crush to the tender farewell of outro, Suki Summer’s latest EP is a delicate, glowing thread of nostalgia and self-reflection. Lovesick and Sick of Love feels like an open diary—filled with dreamy synths, understated hooks, and a voice that floats like sunlight on skin.
Each track is a vignette, like a canvas, effortlessly blending shimmering pop textures with poetic vulnerability. There’s no forced polish here, only honest storytelling delivered with atmospheric charm. The production is minimal where it needs to be and lush when it counts, letting her voice remain the star—both fragile and fierce.
In a world chasing the next loudest thing, Suki chooses sincerity. And with Lovesick and Sick of Love, she’s making space for healing. Press play:
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